It's time for software engineering to grow up
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#3> The irony is that for an organization teeming with analytical minds, decisions rely on incomplete data, and intuition is a frequent substitute.
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> Simultaneously, benchmarks and frameworks such as DORA and SPACE are emerging and gaining traction, enabling teams to ascertain how they’re doing and the room for improvement.
Just out of curiosity, are there metrics which an individual software developer can use to measure the productivity and effectiveness of an organization?
Because I have seen that there are very large differences, which also can have a huge impact on individual productivity.
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#4I thought that this was going to be a talk about the software industry regularly shipping products with bug/failure rates that would result in arrest warrants for any other type of engineering profession. Instead this just seems to be pushing something like ISO 9000, software edition
Re: It's time for software engineering to grow up
#5> The irony is that for an organization teeming with analytical minds, decisions rely on incomplete data, and intuition is a frequent substitute. [ ... ] > Simultaneously, benchmarks and frameworks such as DORA and SPACE are emerging and gaining traction, enabling teams to ascertain how they’re doing and the room for improvement. Just out of curiosity, are there metrics which an individual software developer can use…
People have been inventing these software/developer metrics for 50+ years, and to this day none of them have panned out.